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LXXXII

Tres olim fuimus, qui nomine iungimur uno;
Ex tribus est unus, sed tres miscentur in uno;
Quisque bonus per se: melior, qui continet omnes.

Peck:

We once were three, who, in their name are one,
One is from three, yet three are mixed in one,
And each is good itself, but better all in one.

Ohl:

Three were we once who are yoked in one name; out of three comes one, and three in one are mingled; each one good in itself; better is that which contains us all.

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